By ANIRBAN CHATTERJIE
Hey folks I have come across this awareness ad about AIDS.
The tagline is catchy.
I visited their website and they asked me to spread the word in my blog.
By ANIRBAN CHATTERJIE
Had a very busy January.
Worked on tight schedules, worked on Sundays, worked with beads of perspiration on my head with my Boss sitting next to me. All building up to the AIOC 2010 – Annual Conference of Ophthalmologists in India. Even Foreign delegates visit. Met few big names of the country. Amongst which Dr.Ramammurthy is the name to note. My initial apprehensiveness about him vanished since we met.
"They come from outside to the venue and have a natural tendency of thinking the host to be at par with servants. Before you get irate with me for stating this, let me narrate: I was at the counter, a person came upto me and asked me if he could charge his laptop. I politely told him that there wasn’t any plug point empty here but I also offered him to search for one and when I did find one, he asked me: “Laga dijiye na!” I think my mistake was offering to help. One may defend saying what’s the problem if he asked me to put the charger for him (not a great deal after all). I too shall quip back: Arey bhaiya its really not a great deal, but why couldn’t he do such a simple task by himself. Its all in the mind I say.
A foreign delegate (most probably from the States) was casually sitting on the floor and working on his laptop while our very own desi people was busy keeping their suits spick and span even till the end of the day. "
Had 5 pates of Biriyani in a span of 4 days.
Durba’s birthday was on the 22nd. Had a small cake cutting party, gifted her Cookie.
We are both of the same age now, but only till my birthday arrives!
Pechu is gone to Falakata. Shall bring Titoras for me.
Went for Roshni’s sister’s wedding. Our first invitation to a marriage together.
Work for the Company is slow, but wish to launch it in Feb. So name,logo,tag,objectives has to be done.
Trip for Digha is underway.
By ANIRBAN CHATTERJIE
Previously I used it think it is quite tough to solve a Sudoku puzzle (that's when I had never attempted to solve it) Its related : I thought it to be tough so I never made an attempt!
But a chance trial did wonders. I was travelling back home from work by train and I said to myself 'Chalo lets try..'
My first encounter with Sudoku was not a pleasant one (coz I had apprehensions & biased thoughts against it). But I could complete 60% of it and not a bad success rate for a debutant.
The next day the same time, I gave it another shot. The level was easy and I completed the whole puzzle!
I have scanned the pic for all of you to see
I would cherish seeing this pic when I am old and grey, when I am tired and retired with no professional work, with a coffe mug in one hand while solving a Sudoku with the other...thats the very reason I scanned and put up My First Solved Sudoku.
And a word of advice for those who still never made an attempt: Try it at the expense of getting addicted to it.
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Just after a day or two I wrote a post called (TITLED: ANOTHER MONTH ENDS..MONTHLY REPORT FOR OCTOBER) I read something similar in the newspaper. If you check out the above mentioned article, red picture will catch you attention. I edited that picture with the quotations. By now hopefully you will understand, what I tried to portray.
And lo behold, The Times of India of November 2, 2009 had the following report:
She said something what i earlier tried to mean by my poster.
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